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Personal injury and mobility cases

Kigan represents people injured in vehicle collisions and other accidents. His personal injury practice includes commercial truck cases, bicycle and e-scooter injuries, wrongful death and other injury matters.

Bike Legal identifies Kigan as a Utah referral attorney in its cycling-focused network. His involvement with injured road users also includes published writing about e-scooter accidents and participation in Utah legislative discussions of mobility issues.

Participation in Utah's road-safety discussions

Kigan's involvement in mobility issues extends to public legislative discussions. Utah's official committee minutes identify him with the Utah Association for Justice when he spoke during House Transportation Standing Committee consideration of electric-bike legislation on January 28, 2026, and electric-mobility-device amendments on February 2, 2026.

The same committee's February 25, 2026 minutes record him speaking during consideration of H.B. 561, Use of Motorized Vehicles by Minors Amendments. The official records identify him with the Utah Association for Justice in these appearances.

Education, research and published writing

Kigan earned his J.D. from American University Washington College of Law in 2014 and was admitted to the Utah State Bar that October. During law school, he served on the Senior Staff of the Administrative Law Review, as recorded in the journal's Summer 2013 masthead. Before law school, he studied international relations at Brigham Young University.

His published writing includes a 2011 BYU Prelaw Review article on transnational corporations and United Nations lobbying, a 2024 Legal Reader article on e-scooter accident injuries, and a May 2026 TNGlobal opinion article on software and artificial intelligence in insurance claim valuation.

Recognition and community service

Super Lawyers lists Kigan as selected to Utah Rising Stars in each year from 2021 through 2025. His community record includes recognition on the Utah Bar Journal's Pro Bono Honor Roll: the January-February 2015 issue lists him for Tuesday Night Bar, and the May-June 2020 issue lists him under Wills for Heroes.

Kigan has also been involved in school programs and mock trial activities.

Personal injury work in Utah and Idaho

Dan's personal injury practice includes car and commercial truck collisions, motorcycle, pedestrian and bicycle injuries, wrongful death, dog bites and premises liability. He handles the litigation and resolution of injury claims. Before BAM, he worked at Robert J. DeBry & Associates and Craig Swapp & Associates.

He is admitted in two states: Utah, where he joined the Bar on October 17, 2017, and Idaho, where he was admitted on October 24, 2022. His Utah admission followed his graduation from BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School that year.

Education and academic journal service

Dan earned his J.D. from Brigham Young University's J. Reuben Clark Law School in 2017. During law school, he served as an Editor on the BYU Journal of Public Law's 2015-2016 editorial board.

Communication in English and Spanish

Dan speaks English and Spanish. He grew up in Miami, where he learned Spanish, and brings that ability to his work with Spanish-speaking clients.

Professional affiliations

Bike Legal lists Dan as a referral attorney in its cycling-focused network, identifying a professional connection for people injured while using shared roadways.

The National Trial Lawyers maintains a Daniel Benzion profile in its General Membership directory. His professional background has also included involvement with the Utah Association for Justice and the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association.

Experience across the life of an injury case

Dan's professional experience includes work before a lawsuit is filed and after a matter moves into litigation. His experience spans small claims trials, arbitrations, mediations and jury trials.

Before law school, he worked in an international wholesale business after his undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University. He later earned his law degree and built his personal injury practice at Robert J. DeBry & Associates and Craig Swapp & Associates before BAM.

A career advocating for people affected by serious harm

Andy Gonzalez is an attorney at BAM Injury Law whose practice includes car crashes, dog bites, slip and fall injuries, and wrongful death. Before joining BAM, he served as a deputy district attorney with the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office. His prosecution work focused on homicide, special victim and major crash cases.

Andy connects his earlier work advocating for victims of crime with his representation of people and families injured by negligence. His current practice carries that commitment into civil personal injury matters. He speaks English and Spanish.

Education and earlier legal experience

Andy graduated cum laude from Brigham Young University in 2013, where he studied political science. He then earned his J.D., also cum laude, from BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School in 2016. The Utah State Bar admitted him on October 18, 2016.

After law school, Andy clerked for Judges Ryan Harris and Laura Scott in Utah's Third District Court. His career also includes work at Craig Swapp & Associates, where he handled a substantial pre-litigation caseload. During law school, he served on the BYU Journal of Public Law editorial board and was its managing publication editor for the 2015-2016 academic year.

Service to Utah's legal community

Andy served as president of the Utah Minority Bar Association for 2023-2024 and as its past president on the 2024-2025 executive board. The Utah State Bar's report for 2024-2025 also lists him as the Minority Bar representative on its commission, an ex officio, non-voting position.

In 2024, Utah Business included Andy on the judging panel for its Legal Elite program. This service adds another specific example of his involvement in Utah's legal community. His association roles, editorial work and judging-panel service are distinct parts of his professional background.

A legal career that began before attorney admission

Devon W. Heninger is an associate attorney at BAM Injury Law. His path into the profession includes work as a legal assistant, paralegal and negotiator before he became a licensed lawyer. Those earlier roles form a distinct part of his legal background, separate from his time practicing as an attorney.

At BAM, Devon's practice includes car accidents, slip and fall injuries, and dog bites. In the biography he provided to the firm, he identifies protecting clients from being taken advantage of by insurance companies as a central commitment in his work. He speaks English and Spanish.

Education and student leadership

Devon earned his J.D. from Washburn University School of Law in 2024 and was admitted to the Utah State Bar on May 20, 2025. Before law school, he studied English at the University of Utah, graduating in 2021 with Dean's List recognition.

His student leadership at Washburn included service as president of the J. Reuben Clark Society and vice president of the Business Law Society. His professional memberships include the Utah Association for Justice.

Education and Utah admission

Austin Lund earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Oregon School of Law in 2021. He was admitted to the Utah State Bar on May 19 of that year and holds an active Utah attorney license. He is listed with BAM Injury Law in his professional profile.